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A Jacobite Exile

CHAPTER 2: Denounced
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I have ridden there with my father, and I know that the castle is a strong one, but I did not notice it very particularly.

The first thing to do will be to go and examine it closely.

No doubt ladders will be required, but we could make rope ladders, and take them into the town in a cart, hidden under faggots, or something of that sort.
"I do hope Mr.Jervoise will come tomorrow.

It is horrible waiting here in suspense." The next morning, the hours seemed endless.

Half a dozen times he went restlessly in and out, walking a little distance up the hill rising from the valley, and returning again, with the vain idea that Mr.Jervoise might have arrived.
Still more slowly did the time appear to go, after dinner.


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